First, idolization, Sima Xiangru of the Western Han Dynasty, who had the same name as his idol, admired Lian Po very much, so he changed his name from Changxing to fighting with his idol Lian Lian Po. The poet Li Bai also has his favorite idol, and even wears the same clothes and travels on the same route as the idol. Du Fu can be said to be a loyal fan of Li Bai. Du Fu once repeated what Li Bai had done to himself.
Second, the madness of ancient idol worship. Ancient idolized people are crazier than modern idolized people. Now, young idolaters just buy posters, photos, tickets and so on of these stars. Although ancient times were not as developed as they are now, the ancient people worked hard to idolize and were obsessed with what his idols ate. He also burned his stars, idol books and manuscripts to ashes and swallowed them with food, just like looking up idols. Cohabitation is the same, what's more, you tattoo the general you admire on yourself.
Third, idolization is not limited by time and space. There have been stars since ancient times. Idolization means that fans admire their love beans and want to be with their favorite star idols. Idolatry exists not only in modern society, but also in ancient society. The madness made by ancient people to see idols is worse than what some young people do now. Many famous poets and great poets have their own idol stars. What they do in idolization is to carve these poems on themselves or wear the same clothes as their star idols.
It can be seen that idolization will exist at any time regardless of age and time. One person's admiration for another person is not only the appearance of this person, but also the talent of this person. In modern times, what we are most looking for may be the appearance and eye shadow of stars, but in ancient times, these stars we are looking for are very capable, great poets, writers and even generals.